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Method create_multilingual_glossary_from_csv

deepl/deepl_client.py:160–202  ·  view source on GitHub ↗

Creates a glossary with given name for the source and target languages, containing the entries in the given CSV data. The glossary may be used in the translate_text functions. The available glossary language pairs can be queried using get_glossary_languages(). Glossa

(
        self,
        name: str,
        source_lang: str,
        target_lang: str,
        csv_data: Union[TextIO, BinaryIO, str, bytes, Any],
    )

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158 return self._create_multilingual_glossary(name, glossary_dicts)
159
160 def create_multilingual_glossary_from_csv(
161 self,
162 name: str,
163 source_lang: str,
164 target_lang: str,
165 csv_data: Union[TextIO, BinaryIO, str, bytes, Any],
166 ) -> MultilingualGlossaryInfo:
167 """Creates a glossary with given name for the source and target
168 languages, containing the entries in the given CSV data.
169 The glossary may be used in the translate_text functions.
170
171 The available glossary language pairs can be queried using
172 get_glossary_languages(). Glossaries apply to languages, not specific
173 language variants. A glossary for a language applies to any variant
174 of that language: a glossary with target language EN may be used to
175 translate texts into both EN-US and EN-GB.
176
177 This function allows you to upload a glossary CSV file that you have
178 downloaded from the DeepL website.
179
180 Information about the expected CSV format can be found in the API
181 documentation: https://developers.deepl.com/docs/api-reference/glossaries#csv-comma-separated-values # noqa
182
183 :param name: user-defined name to attach to glossary.
184 :param source_lang: Language of source entries.
185 :param target_lang: Language of target entries.
186 :param csv_data: CSV data containing glossary entries, either as a
187 file-like object or string or bytes containing file content.
188 :return: GlossaryInfo containing information about created glossary.
189
190 :raises ValueError: If the glossary name is empty, or entries are
191 empty or invalid.
192 :raises DeepLException: If source and target language pair are not
193 supported for glossaries.
194 """
195 entries = util.convert_csv_to_dict(csv_data)
196
197 dictionaries = [
198 MultilingualGlossaryDictionaryEntries(
199 source_lang, target_lang, entries
200 )
201 ]
202 return self._create_multilingual_glossary(name, dictionaries)
203
204 def _create_multilingual_glossary(
205 self,

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test_glossary_create_csvFunction · 0.80

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test_glossary_create_csvFunction · 0.64